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Fiat 128 for sale in Cairo. It's a 1986 model with a white exterior and a manual transmission. The odometer reads 500,000 km, so it's got a lot of history behind it — anyone buying this should go in knowing it's more of a restoration project than a daily driver. It runs on natural gas, which is worth knowing since the car has done half a million kilometers. The asking price is 40,000 EGP, which puts it in the range of someone who wants a classic 128 to tinker with and rebuild, or maybe even a donor car for parts. These old Fiats still have a good following in Egypt, and the model is well known here, so finding specialist knowledge or parts isn't impossible. It's located in Cairo, so it's easy enough to arrange something. It's a genuine 1986 car with its simple, original specs — no extras, just the basics as they came from the factory.
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